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                         F-PROT ANTIVIRUS 6.0.9.3

                   for Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista/2008/7

                        RELEASE NOTES [2009-08-31]
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CHANGES
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Engine (4.5.1):
- Critical Fix:  In the Engine's new script emulator, a read beyond allocated 
  memory in the x64 kernel mode engine, resulting in a system crash when 
  scanning certain JavaScript-enabled web pages. We were not able to reproduce 
  the problem in 32-bit, user-mode or non-Windows implementations. 
- Fix to an integer overflow problem in the text scanner, when scanning certain 
  types of text files with very long lines.
- Fix for a potential memory leak, if an I/O error occurred under certain 
  circumstances.
- Fix to an unused feature in the Eldorado heuristic engine.
- Fix to 7-Zip and Nullsoft installer scanning, where the scanner would return 
  an incorrect return code if it found non-malicious adware inside the files.
- Better handling of CAB files with corrupted LZX data inside. 

Product-specific:
- Fixed: 64-bit File System Protection driver could cause a system crash as a 
  result of an overflow issue in the Engine (See above). The issue was reported 
  in a 6.0.9.2 Release Candidate. Therefore the 64-bit version was not released 
  until now.
- Fixed: In some cases the Windows Security Center (Action Center in Windows 7) 
  would falsely report F-PROT Antivirus as either "turned off" or "out-of-date".
- Fixed: Patch from 6.0.9.x to 6.0.9.2 in LAN update version was a dud. The 
  issue was reported in a 6.0.9.2 Release Candidate. Therefore the LAN update 
  version was not released until now.
- Fixed: In FPScan the "arguments" item in the report header did not show the 
  full list of command line parameters passed.
- Fixed: In FPScan, running as a non-privileged user, return code would not 
  imply that boot-sector scanning was skipped.